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Missed Appointment for AOS???

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GabachaYucateca   0

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So I'm asking this question for a client. This may potentially be a lawyer horror story!

I've oly got sparse info, but wanted to see what you all thought before I meet with this kid. His dad filed for mom and him. I imagine it was a K3 and K2...the kid had his EAD and was applying to adjust his status. The lawyer gave him incorrect info about his AOS interview and he missed his appointment.

Is his only option to refile and pay the fees again?

Also, for a friend: I know that my hubby will be able to go for naturalization in three years because he entered on a fiance visa. Does this also hold true for those who were brought here by a child? Hubby's frien's son filed for him and he wonders if it's five years or three waiting to apply for naturalization.

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YuAndDan   153

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A missed AOS interview WILL result in a DENIED AOS, and deportation proceedings.

A Lawyer will be needed to fight this in immigrations court.

Friend can file for naturalization within 90 days before 3 years of being an LPR, that is 3 years agter getting green-card NOT entry to the USA unless they entered on a CR-1 or IR-1 VISA.

Child if under a set age (I believe 18) when parent naturalizes, automatically becomes a citizen too.

SEE: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00048f3d6a1RCRD

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

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